AuthServerValidationError

Enum AuthServerValidationError 

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pub enum AuthServerValidationError {
    IssuerMustMatchPds,
    ResponseTypesSupportMustIncludeCode,
    GrantTypesSupportMustIncludeAuthorizationCode,
    GrantTypesSupportMustIncludeRefreshToken,
    CodeChallengeMethodsSupportedMustIncludeS256,
    TokenEndpointAuthMethodsSupportedMustIncludeNone,
    TokenEndpointAuthMethodsSupportedMustIncludePrivateKeyJwt,
    TokenEndpointAuthSigningAlgValuesMustIncludeES256,
    ScopesSupportedMustIncludeAtProto,
    ScopesSupportedMustIncludeTransitionGeneric,
    DpopSigningAlgValuesSupportedMustIncludeES256,
    RequiredServerFeaturesMustBeSupported,
}
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Represents errors that can occur during OAuth authorization server validation.

These errors occur when validating the configuration of an OAuth authorization server against the requirements specified by the AT Protocol.

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IssuerMustMatchPds

Error when the authorization server issuer doesn’t match the PDS.

This error occurs when the issuer URI in the OAuth authorization server metadata does not match the expected Personal Data Server (PDS) URI.

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ResponseTypesSupportMustIncludeCode

Error when the ‘code’ response type is not supported.

This error occurs when the authorization server doesn’t support the ‘code’ response type, which is required for the authorization code grant flow in AT Protocol.

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GrantTypesSupportMustIncludeAuthorizationCode

Error when the ‘authorization_code’ grant type is not supported.

This error occurs when the authorization server doesn’t support the ‘authorization_code’ grant type, which is required for the AT Protocol OAuth flow.

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GrantTypesSupportMustIncludeRefreshToken

Error when the ‘refresh_token’ grant type is not supported.

This error occurs when the authorization server doesn’t support the ‘refresh_token’ grant type, which is required for maintaining long-term access in AT Protocol.

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CodeChallengeMethodsSupportedMustIncludeS256

Error when the ‘S256’ code challenge method is not supported.

This error occurs when the authorization server doesn’t support the ‘S256’ code challenge method for PKCE, which is required for secure authorization code flow.

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TokenEndpointAuthMethodsSupportedMustIncludeNone

Error when the ‘none’ token endpoint auth method is not supported.

This error occurs when the authorization server doesn’t support the ‘none’ token endpoint authentication method, which is used for public clients.

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TokenEndpointAuthMethodsSupportedMustIncludePrivateKeyJwt

Error when the ‘private_key_jwt’ token endpoint auth method is not supported.

This error occurs when the authorization server doesn’t support the ‘private_key_jwt’ token endpoint authentication method, which is required for AT Protocol clients.

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TokenEndpointAuthSigningAlgValuesMustIncludeES256

Error when the ‘ES256’ signing algorithm is not supported for token endpoint auth.

This error occurs when the authorization server doesn’t support the ‘ES256’ signing algorithm for token endpoint authentication, which is required for AT Protocol.

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ScopesSupportedMustIncludeAtProto

Error when the ‘atproto’ scope is not supported.

This error occurs when the authorization server doesn’t support the ‘atproto’ scope, which is required for accessing AT Protocol resources.

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ScopesSupportedMustIncludeTransitionGeneric

Error when the ‘transition:generic’ scope is not supported.

This error occurs when the authorization server doesn’t support the ‘transition:generic’ scope, which is required for transitional functionality in AT Protocol.

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DpopSigningAlgValuesSupportedMustIncludeES256

Error when the ‘ES256’ DPoP signing algorithm is not supported.

This error occurs when the authorization server doesn’t support the ‘ES256’ signing algorithm for DPoP proofs, which is required for AT Protocol security.

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RequiredServerFeaturesMustBeSupported

Error when required server features are not supported.

This error occurs when the authorization server doesn’t support required features such as pushed authorization requests, client ID metadata, or authorization response parameters.

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impl Debug for AuthServerValidationError

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Display for AuthServerValidationError

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fn fmt(&self, __formatter: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Error for AuthServerValidationError

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fn source(&self) -> Option<&(dyn Error + 'static)>

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fn description(&self) -> &str

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fn cause(&self) -> Option<&dyn Error>

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